The daisy petals feel a little faster after reading

Write it yourself. I'm sure you'll write it!

Looking back at the last semester, we welcome the next semester.

I think the article "A Little Happiness Every Day" touched me deeply, I felt that I was not doing well in many things before reading this book, and I felt that I was not very confident. But now that I've finished reading this book, I feel like I feel good about everything I do, and I'm not as confident as I used to be, and I remind myself every day to be a little bit happier. Now I really feel so much better than before!

Every day is fulfilling and enjoyable.

In the book, it is said that "people need to be reminded, not only by others, but more importantly, by themselves." In this way, you can be a sober and happy person who understands what to do in daily life. What to do and what not to do is important.

By doing this, you can also be your own happy person. "It's true, we just need to remind ourselves every day that we are a little bit happy every day, then we can really be truly happy. And no matter what setbacks we encounter, we should treat them with an optimistic attitude, so that no matter what difficult things can be solved.

It's not as complicated and difficult to deal with as we think. Actually, I think that when you encounter difficulties, as long as you are calm and normal, you will be treated the same.

"A Little Happiness Every Day" also talks about the "addition, subtraction, multiplication and division" law of happiness in life: addition - turning the limitations in life into opportunities; Subtraction – giving up what becomes a burden in life; Multiplication – expanding the range of interactions with others; Division – Pay attention to contact with the life around you. "So either way it's good for us.

Now think about everything, as long as you think about it in your favor, it's actually good for us, and it has different effects from different perspectives. So we have to learn to be optimistic about life, so that you can be a little happier every day.

In today's increasingly competitive world, it is necessary to master some basic abilities to achieve happiness. A person can only do everything else that is possible on the basis of survival. To be happy, you must have a serious analysis of yourself and your living environment, and then you can have coping measures.

Only by surviving well can we get the joy of life. And there is also a long saying: "If you can't change, you can only adapt." "So in the case that you can't change, you have to adapt to whatever difficulties you have.

Then you can live happily every day. Now that the competition in society is so fierce, we should make ourselves better adapt to the society and not let the society eliminate us.

A Little Happiness Every Day" really made me feel like I suddenly understood a lot, and only when I really read it can I truly understand the benefits of this book to us. If you are interested, you can give it a try!

Today bai I read Aesop's fable "The Monkey."

Du Zi Fishing for the Moon" is really interesting.

The main content of the story.

One day, a group of monkeys were playing in the moonlight, suddenly, dark clouds covered the moon, the surroundings were dark, the monkeys chirped, the old monkey looked up at the sky, and exclaimed: "Oh no, the moon is gone!"

The monkeys panicked and searched around, and suddenly the little monkey pointed to the pond and shouted, "Look, the moon has fallen into the pond!" The old monkey said decisively

We must fish up the moon and not let it sink into the water! The monkeys immediately found the bamboo poles and hung them upside down in turn, trying to catch the moon, but they took the bamboo poles and swung them around in the water, using all their strength, but they did nothing.

The old monkey looked up to the sky, and the moon was still hanging in the sky, and it turned out that the water was only a reflection of the moon.

From this fable, I learned that when encountering things, we should use our brains, think more, observe more, and investigate more, and we can't be as unrealistic as monkeys.